I think we are indeed living in dangerous times.
I don’t think the words of Huckabee or Jindal are going to be persuasive.
Rubio is facing a sad reality, isn’t he?
We have to do a better job of persuading the population we are right about the nature of marriage.
The left was celebrating the Roe v. Wade decision in 1973, certain they were going to steam roll the pro-life movement.
Now, I do agree that abortion has been a travesty and God is going to judge this nation (or is in the process of judging us) for the sin of infanticide. BUT I would also point out that the left was DEAD WRONG about the pro-life movement.
The pro-life movement is strong and is persuasive—making inroads in American culture. And while we haven’t yet won the day, we aren’t out of the picture either.
We are indeed providing the biblical point of view, and that means in the end we will emerge victorious.
I don’t think Rubio or Jindal or Huckabee are giving up on that notion.
Call me crazy, but AllahPundit’s speculation of the GOP “pivot to defending religious American’s right to association” is probably a better idea in the short run. (While never giving up the fight for a revival of the true meaning of marriage.)
I even opened up a discussion here:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3304556/posts
about how ONE single conservative justice could overturn this ruling—hoping that a conservative President could replace Ruth Buzzi Ginsburg with another Scalia or Thomas...and get this travesty overturned.
Just my thoughts.